The effect of treatment zone diameter in hyperopic orthokeratology

Purpose:  To investigate the time course of treatment zone (TZ) diameter changes in hyperopic orthokeratology (OK) lens wear from 1 h in the open eye through to seven nights in the closed eye.

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